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Parent: starting over (Akron, Ohio)
My son stepped up from using the Mecurial Glides for the the last 2 years switched to the Mecurial Miracle III. They seem to run one half size smaller and run more narrow than the glides. We found the right length but they are too narrow. In fact my son's blisters on his small toe has forced us to search for a new style. Other than that they are well built , good looking shoes.
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Player: Ramiro Rios (Seven Springs, NC USA)
Excellent fit and ball feel. Very comfortable boot, one of the best i have worn and lightwieght. Great quality for a reasonable price.
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Player: Felipe Fernandez (Guayaquil, Ecuador)
very good quality, similar to vapor and very comfortable for a great price
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You've been out of work for a while. Has it been difficult finding a job?
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Why have you been out of work for so long?
Why were you out of work for so long between these two jobs?
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If it's been a while since you last worked then there could be many different reasons. The interviewer wants to know precisely what the reason is and what, if any, bearing it has on your application.
Your answer:
The most common reason for being out of work is, surprise, surprise, because you have been struggling to find work. But if you tell the interviewer this then it will immediately ring alarm bells. It may seem harsh, but if nobody else wants you then why should they?
You need to phrase yourself carefully so as to convey the impression that the reason you have been out of work is not because your services are not in demand but because you have, quite sensibly, been selective in your choice – and that this particular vacancy meets all your criteria.
Make it clear that you have been proactive in your job hunt but that the right job isn't always available at the right time. You have consciously chosen not to leap into a new role simply in order to remain in employment.
You also need to be prepared for the interviewer to follow up by asking why you left your last job – assuming they haven't asked already.
Besides difficulty in finding work, other reasons for being out of the workplace include undertaking further training/education, raising a child, caring for another dependant, travel and ill health.
For further advice on how to handle these circumstances please take a look at Question 29, "Why is there a gap in your resume?" in the previous chapter, Chapter 3: 50 more classic questions: be prepared.
While it wouldn't have been difficult for me to find a job, I will admit that it hasn't been easy for me to find the right job. My career path is important to me and, given that I expect to remain in my next role for a fair few years, I have felt it sensible to take a few months to explore various opportunities and make sure I am selecting one which is right for me. I plan my career carefully and it is important to me that the next step meets with my long-term career goals. I have been very selective but this particular vacancy certainly meets all my criteria.
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Their pizza is good, though I agree with the reviewer that said the toppings can be kind of sparse. I ate here a couple of times without an issue. The last time I ate there I got glutened. I feel like I should have known, there was flour everywhere in front and the guy that made my pizza in the back had it all over his apron. I was so disappointed after eating there made me sick, it was the only pizza place in town that I liked. Three stars because their pizza is good, just be really sure that the person making your pizza is very aware of how cross-contamination occurs.
Been here a few times. Great pizza, and they always offer to prep it back in the kitchen to prevent contamination. They also usually have a couple of ciders available, if you are looking for the whole pizza and beer combo.
The pizza was decent but the toppings were minimal, very minimal to the point that I wasn't sure that everything I ordered was on it.
Best gluten free crust yet!!! Fresh, delicious, crispy pizza made in the back that was safe for our celiac son. This place also has delicious salads and yummy gelato! Helpful, knowledgable staff made it a terrific experience!
I found this place while traveling. I was thrilled to find a pizza place that was knowledgable about Celiac. The staff was extremely friendly and took all the necessary precautions. There were tons of topping options and the pizza was great. We have recently gone back and had the same wonderful experience. I am extremely sensitive and no reaction either time. If you enjoy pizza that's not a prepackaged one, then you will love this place. Highly recommend!
Very knowledgable staff and as far as I can tell, best cross-contamination practices you can ever expect to have in a pizza place. I have Celiac disease and I did not get sick.
Delicious! They have gluten and dairy free options and are very knowledgable regarding food allergies! Love this place!
My gluten-free pizza was fantastic. Best gluten-free pizza I've had so far. I will definitely be back.
Love this place!!
Great gf pizza!!! Made in the back in a separate area to avoid cc. So good! Very celiac friendly. Lots of gf gelato too! (Just ask bc most gelato they have are gf)
Great service, great pizza, and a great Gluten free menu! We will be back.
These guys are AWESOME. They've got a separate kitchen for people with allergies. They're very nice and accommodating. BEST GLUTEN FREE PIZZA IN THE BORO!!! Gelato is AMAZING!
Fabulous! Crunchy crust! Made my pizza in the back-away from the bad boy ingredients.
Very nice and accommodating. Love the gf pizza there.
They were knowledgable about GF. They have a premade GF crust and put the toppings you choose on on it in a dedicated area in back away from all the gluten. They use separate cutters etc. the pizza was delicious and the gluten kind was great too.
I ordered the gluten free, dairy free pizza with vegan cheese. It was good and the staff was incredibly friendly. Clean, efficient restaurant and affordable prices.
Great GF pizza...lots of options...GF kitchen separate from other food prep area
they offer a gluten free pizza which they make in the back away from other pizzas. it tastes so good - you can't tell it's gluten free. they use special pans and cutting tools just for the gluten free pizzas so cross contamination doesn't happen. very good!
1019 Broadway, Columbus, GA 31901
Celiac girl here, I ordered the white pizza GF. they took it to the back to prepare it away from all the other pizza prep up front. It was out quick and delicious!!
4828 W Deer Lake Dr, Jacksonville, FL 32246
I have a super bad allergy. it's visible on my skin to Everyone when I'm glutened. These guys are awesome! I was traveling from Seattle, WA and they took such good care of me! They made me GF pizza in the back with gloves on and a salad to make sure I'd be reaction free. ABSOLUTELY Recommend!!!
4372 FL-7, Coral Springs, FL 33073
Delicious GF crust, lots of great toppings, a.d friendly staff
110 W Bryan St, Savannah, GA 31401
Really good pizza. Asked if pizza needed to be prepared in the back (separate location from all the gluten). Pizza baked in its own pan too.
1831 28th Ave S, Homewood, AL 35209
It was good. Nice place. It's like subway for pizza. Service was slow because not enough people working but it may have just been this night seems like they might have been short staff. They were friendly and knew to cook pizza separate and prepared separate too. Other restaurants around it too but don't know if gf. Outside eating available too. Pizza was good pretty thin crust too.
625 W Crossville Rd, Roswell, GA 30075
When we ordered my gluten free pizza, they made it in the back, away from the other pizzas, which I took as a good sign that they knew about cross contamination. The pizza was delicious too!
975 Savannah Hwy, Charleston, SC 29407
They make GF in a separate area In the back so that there is no cross contamination. I do not eat pizza much but when I do I go here!
625 W Crossville Rd, Roswell, GA 30075
At one time this was my go to place for pizza. I thought it was the best around. The staff is extremely knowledgeable and do not use the same utensils or food from gluten pizza. They changed the crust. I am not that fond of the new crust. Might need to get just a salad when I eat there
1591 S Lumpkin St, Athens, GA 30605
We went here twice while visiting Athens for our nephew's wedding, and had a great experience both times!! The staff was well-informed and knowledgeable. As soon as I said I needed a gluten-free pizza and mentioned the word "allergy," the gentleman behind the counter immediately took off the gloves he was wearing, grabbed a pen & paper and wrote down my order so that he could go in the BACK, to a completely dedicated area, to prepare my pizza. I asked for the crust to be a little "extra-crispy" (I find when I ask this, in general, my GF pizza crusts come out better) and the pizza came out perfect! They even carried bottles of ACE Hard Apple Cider (naturally gluten-free) at this location, and it was the perfect compliment to my yummy GF lunch. :-)
110 W Bryan St, Savannah, GA 31401
Really good GF pizza! I had the BBQ chicken pizza & my sons had sausage & pepperoni. Would definitely go back!
2015 S Alma School Rd, Mesa, AZ 85210
They offer a GF crust. When they asked me if it was allergy or preference and I stated allergy they had the manager come out and make my pizza in a separate area. I have only eaten there once but the pizza wasn't bad.
5301 Main St, Del City, OK 73115
Great environment and caring staff that take pride in ensuring your gluten free needs and or allergies are met. Hands down the best gluten free pizza I've tasted!
1250 Scenic Hwy S #1400, Lawrenceville, GA 30045
They have a gluten free pizza crust and will prepare your pizza in a separate location. if you tell them you need gluten free, they tell you which toppings are safe and wash their hands first. However, all pizzas are fired in same oven, so I'm not sure exactly how celiac friendly it is but it is an awesome option for gluten free pizza!
110 W Bryan St, Savannah, GA 31401
Very helpful and knowledgeable staff. They change their gloves and make the gluten free pizza away from other pizzas. This is a great place to eat with non-GF friends because everyone can get exactly what they want. I've had a good experience every time I come here.
110 W Bryan St, Savannah, GA 31401
Food was good and the staff was friendly but this was not celiac friendly. I got sick after dining here.
1545 County Road 220 #125, Fleming Island, FL 32003
Visited the one off south side AMAZING! Very GLUTENFREE knowledgable!!! Separate prep, separate cooking even! Absolutely delighted
1831 28th Ave S, Homewood, AL 35209
we ate here while on a trip and really liked it! they knew if it was a severe gluten allergy to prepare in the back. the crust was really good too! definitely will visit again when in town.
123 Perimeter Center W #200, Atlanta, GA 30346
Great options for gluten free. You can NOT eat the meatballs...outside of that they do a great job of keeping the pies separate.
3370 Lawrenceville-Suwanee Rd #100, Suwanee, GA 30024
the gluten free and dairy free pizza was delish! it was so nice to have a good pizza again !
1831 28th Ave S, Homewood, AL 35209
Went to the grand opening today and was able to talk to the CEO of the company. Gluten Free pizza was awesome! The staff was extremely knowledgeable about what items have gluten in them. GF pizza is prepared in the back, but you must tell them if you have the allergy when ordering , otherwise they will prepare it in the same area as the other pizzas. Pizza was cooked in its own container in the oven which you can see cooking as it is an open kitchen. The Gelato is great as well!!
3370 Lawrenceville-Suwanee Rd #100, Suwanee, GA 30024
I eat here about once a week and have never gotten sick. I pretty much don't even have to order anymore - they know when I walk in the door what to make. When you order gluten free, they will ask you if it's an allergy or preference. When you state allergy, they make your pizza in the back. Their website says the chicken has soy sauce so beware of it. They have dairy free cheese too. Staff is awesome and owner always comes over to make sure everything is okay. Love it!
1591 S Lumpkin St, Athens, GA 30605
Pretty decent pizza, reasonable prices. My mom being recently hit with the allergy we tried this place. They prepare it in a separate enviornment. Food was pretty good but the after lunch rush staff was kinda unfriendly. If you can get over that the pizzas are pretty awesome.
1019 Broadway, Columbus, GA 31901
Pizza was great. Changed gloves, prepared my pizza away from other pizzas, put on pan in brick oven to avoid contamination. Will definitely go back.
YOUR PIE was wonderful and VERY aware of possible cross-contamination issues...they took every precaution to make sure my meal was safely prepared!!! We are visiting from Las Vegas and actually got pizza here LAST night too (we had originally planned to go to a different restaurant tonight that had advertised GF options, and after talking with their clueless staff decided it was NOT a safe option...so we are back at "Your Pie" for a second night!!). Thanks, guys...really appreciate you!
110 W Bryan St, Savannah, GA 31401
Eaten here twice now on my vacation! They are cautious and make the pizza in the back. Very yummy and no reaction! Staff was friendly and knowledgable about celiac disease!
625 W Crossville Rd, Roswell, GA 30075
Pizza was good but my daughter and I both got sick almost immediately. Plus some of the regular pizzas were burned. Very disappointed.
4820 Deer Lake Drive West, Jacksonville, FL 32246
Your pie has great gf options however with the kitchen setup "subway" style, hands that have just been tossing dough are reaching into containers of condiments. I had a great caprese salad with no issues and loved being able to "create my own" salad or pizza but cross contamination seemed like a huge risk.
1019 Broadway, Columbus, GA 31901
When I first entered, I was worried since all the regular pizzas are tossed in the front and there was flour everywhere in the area but when I asked about GF, the girl changed her gloves, took the order, and took it to the back, where they made and baked the pizza separately, and the manager brought it out. It took a little longer since they burned the first one but they came out, explained the delay, and then gave us a coupon for our next visit without us asking. The pizza was delicious and neither my son or I got sick at all. They have a great variety of toppings too. Would come here again for sure.
110 W Bryan St, Savannah, GA 31401
Very knowledgable on making gluten free safe/safer. I ordered gluten free crust and stressed that I have Celiac/gluten allergy. They made my pizza in the walk in cooler, changed their gloves and used fresh toppings from the cooler to avoid cross contamination. AND The gluten free pizza was Amazing!!! Beyond happy with my experience here. Will definitely be back when in the area!!
110 W Bryan St, Savannah, GA 31401
Great service. Knowledgeable staff!!!!
110 W Bryan St, Savannah, GA 31401
A gray pizza place and crispy crust. They were very knowledgable and all was good!
110 W Bryan St, Savannah, GA 31401
Awesome GF pizza!
There is a $3 up charge on gf crusts but no up charge on Daiya cheese. That was a nice surprise. I didn't understand when I went in that all toppings were included in the price, so I just ordered pepperoni, but next time I will load that gfdf pizza up. The crust was delicious!!
1461 Woodruff Rd, Greenville, SC 29615
Thai pie was good. Service was just okay. The manager was great when we told her about the kid behind the counter. He acted like a typical teenager that didn't understand customer service skills and needed coaching. I would go back.
110 W Bryan St, Savannah, GA 31401
Most delicious pizza I've had since being diagnosed! Thank you thank you!
975 Savannah Hwy, Charleston, SC 29407
Not bad. Really affordable as well, they also actually know what a gluten allergy is and avoid cross contamination
My daughter who is celiac has eaten here a couple of times with no issues.
975 Savannah Hwy, Charleston, SC 29407
went here for lunch with Hubbie and got a gluten free pizza! it was soo yummy!! price was very reasonable too! ♡
1461 Woodruff Rd, Greenville, SC 29615
Very helpful staff and pizza was delicious!!!!
4820 Deer Lake Drive West, Jacksonville, FL 32246
Very good pizza, not a horrible up charge. Will make and cook separately from the wheat pizzas. Definitely will recommend this place!
110 W Bryan St, Savannah, GA 31401
Great option for families feeding those with celiac and those without. Everybody was happy!
110 W Bryan St, Savannah, GA 31401
Pizza was ok. I would say 3 out of 5 stars. One was burnt and very hard to eat. Be sure to say Celiac Disease as they have special prep area.
1019 Broadway, Columbus, GA 31901
Great Place- Celiac friendly! They toss pizzas in the front, but if you are a celiac or have a wheat allergy, they will make your pizza on a great GF crust in the back where the topping are not exposed to CC. Food is great!
Excellent all the way around.
110 W Bryan St, Savannah, GA 31401
Dough, sauce and cheese were all great! We ordered all cheese pizzas for takeout and it was fast and friendly. They asked if the GF was medical or preference which I found very impressive (first time a restaurant has done that!) my only mistake was not asking them to distinguish the GF box from others because all looked the same (again first time GF didn't look especially different from regular!) overall wonderful, wish they had one at home, id have a new go-to!
110 W Bryan St, Savannah, GA 31401
tThey have separate area where they prepare GF pizza and keep toppings separate so semolina flour doesn't contaminate toppings. Asked if I ate GF due to dietary preference or medical reasons so they can prepare accordingly (if don't have celiac, they use toppings they from non GF area). Staff was very nice and no eye rolls. Ate here 2 days in a row with no incidents
5592 Whitesville Road, Columbus, GA 31904
This is a go to restaurant when I'm in town visiting family. They are considerate and make the pizza in a contained area in the back.
350 E Broad St, University of Georgia, Athens, GA 30601
Asked for gluten free because of an allergy and the guy got an attitude with me and then they said they're not the ones making my pizza so they didn't know what would be contaminated with it and what would happen to me. Left the line immediately. Very irritating when I can't eat many places and I can't even rely on this place. Don't sell gluten free if you can't accommodate celiacs.
110 W Bryan St, Savannah, GA 31401
Great to get a good GF pizza! My food was prepared on a back room away from glutens... Happy to say I had no bad reaction.
625 W Crossville Rd, Roswell, GA 30075
As far as gluten free pizza goes, this is good. The outside edge and bottom are crispy and the inside was cooked through. Eat while it is hot as it gets gummy when room temp. The dough (made by Santa Glutine) is pre-formed and kept in its own aluminum tray, it is loaded up with your requested toppings, and placed in same brick oven as regular pizzas while still in its own pan. I don't think the restaurant will suffice for anyone with celiac. Flour is too close to all of the toppings and one can't ensure there won't be cross contamination. They offer to make the pizza in the back which would help those with celiac.
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Does anyone care to handicap the approval Cabo in the CRPC market. Obviously the market isn't too optimistic at this point unless there is a deliberate attempt to keep the price down. I am particularily interested in the opinions of Wilder, Ernie, onodoc, duck, enabler. I am leaning towards 65%
Sentiment: Strong Buy
I'm leaning towards 75% likelihood of Comet 1 success. Xofigo is why I'm more optimistic. Pain palliation is clearly a factor in OS. While the Xofigo Phase 3 patient population (patients with no known visceral disease) was a much healthier bunch, pain and QOL clearly have an effect on will to live. Remember Xofigo has no soft tissue efficacy. Cabo is a better treatment. Comet 1 will hopefully prove this out.
Sentiment: Strong Buy
50% / 50% This would be a higher price if it were more and lower if it were less.
Being 50% / 50%, seems to having think that you are playing options both ways against the stock price and with timed stock positions. I also wonder if you are a large player. I won't go as far as saying that you have friends.
"Does anyone care to handicap the odds of Cabo approval in the CRPC market?"
I feel confident telling you that the odds of ultimate approval are 90%,but don't confuse that answer with my having said that an OS endpoint derived from The Comet-1 trial is necessarily the endpoint that will drive that approval. Should Comet-1 fail it's primary OS endpoint, I have confidence that at some point in the near future, we would see a pivotal trial designed to yet another approvable OS endpoint, quite possibly derived from a biomarker defined CRPC patient group of a trial designed to stratify and enrich a Cabo-sensitive treatment population. I've often said Cabo needs a CDX, and a Comet-1 failure would reinforce that point.
I encourage you to read:"End Points and Outcomes in Castration-Resistant Prostate Cancer: From Clinical Trials to Clinical Practice" by Dr Howard Scher, et al. Dr Ethan Basch is a co-author. It discusses at length the need to distinguish between clinically meaningful outcomes that produce unequivocal patient benefit vs treatment decisions with outcomes based solely upon regulatory approval. This document provides guidance for the treatment of CRPC, incorporating treatment validation via biomarker assays, PRO's, and QOL considerations. Fact is, cabozantinib confers patient benefit in CRPC when other treatments cannot. It's already seeing off-label use in this indication. Not much, but it's there. Why? Simply because it works for some patients. Define that most receptive patient group and you virtually guarantee a successful trial outcome. This would reduce the commercial success of Cabo in CRPC by limiting the qualifying patient group, but I think a measure of clinical adoption is inevitable in this indication, regardless of how approval may be achieved. The labeling would simply reflect that an OS advantage had only been proven in a selected patient group, and warn against prescribed use outside that defined group. Hope this helps...GL
Wilder, Is there data and response on decreased blood levels of ALP and CTx. Just a honest question in which I can't seem to locate.
Wow this would be a long haul to go down the road of a whole new trial another secondary the whole nine yards. A lot of patience needed with this scenario.
Best backtrack just a bit and answer the question I believe you really meant to ask.
"Does anyone care to handicap the odds of success of the Comet-1 trial"
JMO - but I think you are in the ballpark with your guesstimate of 65%...
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The AGA-TYGEMGO Pro Tournament finals were made possible by the work of many people who logged a lot of hours at Black Mountain last week, including: Myung Wan Kim 9P (event organizer, Tygem support, pro commentator), Andy Okun (event organizer), Allan Abramson (event organizer, game recorder), Jeff Shaevel (event organizer, tournament director), Todd Heidenreich (recording team leader, game recorder), Dennis Wheeler (game recorder), Richard Crandall (game recorder), Peter St. John (game recorder), I-Han Lui (game recorder), Terry McIntyre (game recorder), Andrew Jackson (game recorder). Also the tech teams at event sponsor Tygem, along with support from KGS. photo: Steve Colburn
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AGA-TYGEMGO Pro Finals Team Acknowledgements
Tuesday August 7, 2012
Congress Updates (Monday, August 6): Tournament Results, Game Commentaries, CA Leads in State Team Tournament, 13×13 Table Winners
Monday August 6, 2012
Tournament Results: Latest results – and top-board game records – in the U.S. Open; North American Ing Masters and the Strong Players Open are posted online. NEW! Watch the thrill of victory and the agony of defeat with our live video streaming of Board 1 games at the U.S. Open (9a daily) and NAIM (7p daily), available online at eurogotv.com.
Game Commentaries: Live game commentaries are broadcast daily on KGS at 9a EST (US Open) and 7p (NAIM/SPO); top boards are also commented at those times by professionals attending the Congress. NEW: Live pro commentary on top NAIM and SPO games is also being simulcast on KGS from the BRC lobby each night starting about 7:30p. Pro commentaries (including Yilun Yang's commentary on the Andy Liu-Kevin Huang NAIM game Monday night) are also posted online.
CA Leads in State Team Tournament: California, fielding two teams, led the new Wisonet Cup State Team Go Tournament after the first round Sunday. Other states in the tournament include New Jersey, North Carolina, Virginia and New York, with Maryland having to withdraw after not being able to fill out their team roster.
13×13 Table Winners: Dan: Ned Phipps, Evan Zen, Hildegard Puttkammer, Willis Huang. Kyu: Julian Erville, Eric Backus, Kalinda Fraser, Jerry Lu/Bryan Ten/Elmer Martinez-Rivas (3-way tie), Zongren Huang. Playoffs are set for Tuesday night.
- TD Jim Hlavka
photos by Chris Garlock
Hikaru Trivia Contest Stumps Hotta Yumi
Monday August 6, 2012
Hotta Yumi, author of the award winning Hikaru no Go manga, delighted kids and teens in the Youth Room at the U.S. Go Congress on Monday. The second annual Hikaru no Go Trivia Contest was a huge success, with Hotta (seated) serving as the official judge. Fifteen kids competed in teams of three, trying to answer questions that were so difficult even Hotta was often stumped. Reigning Hikaru trivia champion Bijan Saniee (standing, far right, in photo below) led his team to victory, once again showing his profound knowledge of the most obscure bits of detail from the popular manga. Ten-year-old Austin Liao (at far left in photo at right) gave him a run for his money though, popping his hand up repeatedly, and correctly answering some of the most challenging questions of the afternoon. After Team Bijan secured their victory, Hotta Yumi signed autographs and took photos with fans. Winston Jen (at left in photo at left), who donated 1,000 sets of the manga to the AGA, competed on a team as well. A special moment came when Hotta presented Jen with a thank-you gift , an original hand-drawn picture of Sai and Hikaru, dedicated to Jen by name, and signed by both Hotta and Hikaru artist Takeshi Obata. Test your own Hikaru knowledge with this HNG Quiz with some of the questions from the contest: A: Who drank his coffee black, even when he was in middle school? B: Who was Isumi's roommate in China? C: What is Akira's mother named? D: How is Hikaru able to take the Insei test, even though he missed the deadline? E: On what day does Sai disappear, and how can you tell? Click here and you could be a winner!
- Paul Barchilon, Youth Editor; photos by Chris Garlock
Phil's Portraits: Monday's Gallery
Monday August 6, 2012
Photos by EJ photographer Phil Straus. Top left: EJ game recorder Richard Dolen; Top right: longtime Congress attendee Ken Koester (second from right) and fellow Lightning Tournament players await instructions from TD Keith Arnold; Bottom right: KGS Admin Akane Negishi shows off her go-themed earrings and nails; Bottom left: Triple-threat Tournament Director Karoline Burrall (TD for the U.S. Open, North American Ing Masters and Strong Players Open).
Congress Updates (Sunday, August 5): Tournament Reports; Win a Free Private Pro Lesson; Sign Up for U.S. Pair Go Championships; 9×9 Table Winners
Sunday August 5, 2012
Tournament Reports
U.S. Open: Canadian players played a leading role in some top-board upsets at the 2012 U.S. Open, which got underway Sunday morning at the Blue Ridge Assembly in Black Mountain, NC. Newly-minted U.S. pro Gansheng Shi of Canada lost to Canadian Go Association President James Sedgwick, while defending U.S. Open champion Yongfei Ge lost to Bill Lin; both are also Canadians. For complete Round 1 results from the Open, NAIM and SPO, as well as top-board game records, are available on the tournament crosstab. Click here for crosstabs and game records for NAIM and the SPO. Top-board Open games are being broadcast live daily on KGS from 9a-12p (EST); NAIM and SPO games are from 7-10p.
photo: birds-eye view of the U.S. Open main playing area; photo by Chris Garlock
Win a Free Private Pro Lesson!: Find the best fuseki – the first 8 moves — on this USA-shaped go board and win a private one-hour lesson at the Go Congress with one of the professionals in attendance. "Beware the quirky border points," warns Congress Co-Director Paul Celmer. "In general, if a stone can cover more than one point it's considered one point." Printouts of the board grid will be available at the Congress Help Desk. Mark white moves with a number and black moves with a number in a circle. The winner will be determined by a panel of Congress pros. Deadline for entries is Thursday at noon. Include your name and email and deliver your completed entry to the Congress Help Desk.
Sign Up for U.S. Pair Go Championships: The U.S. Pair Go Championships will be held Thursday evening. Sign-up sheets will be posted in the BRC lobby to enter your Male-Female partnerships. "Entry deadline is 11:00pm Wednesday night!" says TD Todd Heidenreich. Anyone signing up after the deadline will be placed on the Alternates List and paired into the tournament if possible.
9×9 Table Winners: Sathya Anand 2k; Erik Backus 4k; William Xu 5k; Kalinda Fraser 8k; Aaron Otero 13k; Edward Lane 22k; Justin Ching 3d; Louie Liu 2d; Gabriella Su 1d.
- Lee Huynh
Congress Photo Album: Sunday, August 5
Sunday August 5, 2012
Top right: Pro simul with Chinese professional Weitang Liang 9P; Middle right: Mingjiu Jiang 9P lectures; Bottom right: Youth Lightning Tournament; Bottom left: Nolan Bushnell models his KGS t-shirt and American Go E-Journal cap while beating Chuck Robbins; Middle left: analyzing their round 1 U.S. Open game; top left: Wisonet Cup State Team Go Tournament organizer Ronghao Chen watches Round 1. Photos/Collage by Chris Garlock
Hikaru no Go Creator Hotta Yumi Goes Behind the Manga
Sunday August 5, 2012
Hikaru no Go manga creator Hotta Yumi provided a fascinating peep behind scenes when she sat down Sunday with American Go E-Journal Managing Editor Chris Garlock to explain the process of creating the popular manga. With her editors needing final artwork eight weeks before publication, Mrs. Hotta said that months of painstaking work went into each new manga. Depending on the storyline, "I sometimes was working on three episodes simultaneously," she said, through translator Akane Negishi. She would roughly sketch out the stories and then send them to Obata Takeshi, the artist who would turn them into finished artwork. At the same time, the rough drafts would go to the Nihon Ki-in, where staff would find games that would best illustrate the story, and the game records or positions would also go to Mr. Obata, who would add them to the finished artwork. "The go was of course taken very seriously," Mrs. Hotta said, "That's why so much effort was necessary. We really wanted to help make go more accessible to a broader audience."
photo: Hotta Yumi (l) shows drafts of Hikaru no Go manga; report by Chris Garlock, photos by Steve Colburn
Atari Founder Nolan Bushnell on Go, Pong, Life and Changing the World
Saturday August 4, 2012
A standing-room-only crowd packed into Washburn Hall at the U.S. Go Congress opening ceremonies Saturday night, where – after a brief but entertaining Congress welcome from Congress Directors Paul Celmer and Peter Armenia — Atari founder Nolan Bushnell regaled the rapt audience with tales of how he came to found the company that helped define the computer entertainment industry for years. The talk was the keynote presentation of the ongoing International Go Symposium (see below for Sunday's schedule).
"Isn't go a great game?!" Bushnell began, to cheers and applause. "Go allows us to engage both side of our brain," Bushnell continued, "but it requires humility and patience, both of which are hard for Americans. But wouldn't the world be a better place if everyone played go?" He then described how he learned go from a fellow chess club member in college, was instantly entranced by the game, and then got interested in arcade games while working in an amusement park. Punctuating his own history and that of the computer game industry with jovial asides – "I turned down an offer to buy a third of Apple for $50,000; I regret that." – Bushnell described developing classics like the Atari 2600 gaming console and Pong, which drew knowing nods from many in the crowd of gamers, some of whom had brought their favorite Atari game cartridges to be autographed. "Go has been really important in my career," Bushnell said, as he described the ups and downs of a long and fascinating life. "Just like in a game of go, at the end, you pick up the pieces and start over again."
Now CEO of Brainrush, Bushnell has gotten interested in education and in the effects of aging on the brain, and he described software his company's working on that he said has gotten tremendous results by focusing on play instead of the usual approach of "presentation, practice, test." Bushnell concluded by throwing his arms wide and proclaiming that "I love go players" and confiding that he often plays on KGS ("Often anonymously") but that he needs "a two-martini account" for those days when he just wants to have fun playing.
International Go Symposium Schedule for Sunday, August 5
A = Attending Congress; S = Skype presentation; also streaming live online. Papers and web links will be posted online after the Symposium; details will be announced in the E-Journal.
9:00 Thomas Wolf Go Theory S
Basic Seki in Go
9:45 Chen Zu-yan Poetry S
The Art of Black and White: Weiqi in Chinese Poetry
10:30 Roxanna Duntley-Matos Education and Community Organization A
"Playing Under and Pushing Through the Stones": Privileging Transnational Go Network Formation and Minority Leadership from Lower to Higher Education.
11:15 Peter Shotwell History
The Origins of Go Strategies in Classical Chinese Grammar
12:00-1:00 Lunch
1:00-2:30 A Panel Discussion on Go inChinaToday:
Marc Moskowitz A
Wei Qi Wonders: Conversations About the Game of Go in China (Film)
The Challenges of Categorization for an Increasingly Globalized Game
Stephanie Mingming Yin (China1-dan Professional) A
Experiences in Growing Up in the Profession and Observations on the Chinese Methods of Education Joshua A. Guarino (Go Congress Japanese-English Interpreter) A
Cross-cultural memoirs
Peter Shotwell (Go Historian)
Go in China1985
2:30 Hotta Yumi A
Hikaru no Go creator – Interview
Paul Barchilon (Vice-President and Youth Coordinator, American Go Foundation: 2006 Teacher of the Year) Akane Negishi (Translator)
3:15 Terry Benson Rules/Attitudes A
Spreading Go – Rules and Attitudes Which Make That Hard
A Panel Discussion on Go on How to Start a Go Program in Your Community
Moderated by Roy Laird, PhD, LCSW-R (Program Director, New York City Children's Aid Society)
Play Go and Grow: Why Every School and Library Should Have a Go Program A
Paul Barchilon (Vice-President and Youth Coordinator, American Go Foundation: 2006 Teacher of the Year)
Developing Youth Programs
Peter Freedman, PhD (Portland, OregonChildren's go organizer); 2011 Portlandand Mexico Children's Tournament) A
Teaching Children to Become Go Players
Siddhartha Avila (Program Director, Mexican Youth Go Community; Univ.of Michigan Cultural Ambassador Go Program) A
The Art of Go in Education and Presentation of the International Children's Go Art Contest
photos: (top right) Nolan Bushnell delivers Symposium keynote speech; (middle left) Bushnell talks with Congress attendees after the speech, including the EJ's Steve Colburn (right) and Todd Blatt (left); (middle right): Congress Directors Paul Celmer (standing, center) and Peter Armenia (seated at right) with Chris Kirschner (left) as the Ghost of Congresses Past. photos by Chris Garlock
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Gangsheng Shi Wins to Join Andy Liu as First AGA Profesionals
Saturday August 4, 2012
Gangsheng Shi (far left) defeated Jianing Gan Saturday morning to become the second US-certified professional in the AGA-TYGEMGO Pro Finals that concluded today in Black Mountain, NC. Shi and Andy Liu won professional certification and $1,500 each in prize money.
"You both played beautifully and really earned this honor," American Go Association President Allan Abramson (second from left) said at a special welcoming ceremony Saturday afternoon with tournament organizer Myungwan Kim 9P (second from right) and TD Jeff Shaevel (center). Kim outlined the rights and responsibilities of a professional go player to the newly-minted professionals as they sipped organic green tea from US-made cups. "You're eligible to play in major Korean tournaments as well as other tournaments where US pros are invited," Kim said. He also discussed the "high expectations" of professional go players, noting that "You are not individual go players any longer, you are now representatives of the AGA and the US go community." The two nodded solemnly, looking a bit overwhelmed.
"It sounds very exciting," Liu said, "the KBA has been so very generous to us all." Added Shi, "I'm very happy for the opportunity to play and I hope that our success will influence more people to play go." TD Jeff Shaevel agreed, saying that "A lot of people, including right here at the Congress, are looking up to you now. It might seem like the same as a few days ago, but everything's changed now."
Here's the final set of results from the AGA-TYGEMGO Pro Finals, including all standings and prizes. For latest standings and game records, click here and scroll down to Results.
Promotional League:
7A (Game 2): GANSHENG SHI (W, PRO), Jianing Gan (B, Seed)
Exhibition League:
Game 1: Curtis Tang (W), CALVIN SUN (B)
Game 2: SOOIL KIM (B), Matthew Burrall (W)
Game 3: YUAN ZHOU (B), Edward Kim (W)
Game 4: BILL LIN (B), Andrew Lu (W)
Game 5: JUSTIN TENG (W), Ned Phipps (B)
Final standings and prizes
Promotional League:
PROS: Andy Liu, Gansheng Shi ($1500, each)
SEEDS: Jianing Gan, Eric Lui ($800 each)
ALTERNATES: Jing Yang, Hugh Zhang ($400 each)
Exhibition League:
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The Los Alamos Hilltopper baseball team improved to 4-0 on the District 2-4A season, outlasting the Española Valley Sundevils at home Wednesday.
Los Alamos and Española Valley both put up robust run totals Wednesday, but Los Alamos prevailed 16-10 at Bomber Field.
The win was the fifth in six outings for Los Alamos, which, now one-third of the way through the 2-4A season, is sitting alone atop the district, two full games over its nearest competitor.
Los Alamos (7-9 overall) scored 16 runs for the third straight game. Saturday, it swept Santa Fe on the road by scores of 16-2 and 16-0.
Presenter Kristi Beguin has designed a class for pregnant women, women who are considering pregnancy and people who will support them.
The class, which will teach attendees about herbal and natural remedies, will be offered from 6-8 p.m. Friday at Pajario Environmental Education Center.
Topics include a variety of herbs and natural remedies that can nourish and support a woman's body during all the stages of pregnancy, including the post-partum months.
Charlotte "Charlee" Shroyer, one of the artists in "Art: Dewey Decimal," at Fuller Lodge, has been named a first place winner in the 2011 Top Ten International Women in the Arts competition, sponsored by ARTROM Gallery, Rome, Italy.
Artists from more than 20 countries participated in this competition honoring the creative energy of women.
Long fascinated by Cistercian abbeys and medieval architecture of Europe, Shroyer paints women of the ages. Often with animals at their sides, these paintings are much more than just female figures — they tell stories of women's historical and emotional passages through time.
As any softball player in northern New Mexico will say, few things sting the hands as much as a ball hit off the end of the bat on a cold day.
So when Monika Teter connected with a first-pitch change-up in the sixth inning and she felt no sting at all, she knew the ball was going somewhere.
"That felt really good," Teter said. "That's one of those hits you don't feel a thing. I've had those stings with hitting, but that felt good."
Late in Wednesday's game at Overlook Park, with the temperature dropping and the sparkle rising in the favor of the Española Valley Sundevils, Teter gave her team a much-needed lift.
It is unusual to have an artist paint a complete set for an opera, but that is exactly what Los Angeles Chicano artist Gronk is doing during the month of April. He is in residence in the Opera's Stieren Hall, creating the visuals for this summer's production of Vivaldi's "Griselda."
As director Peter Sellars explains, "I don't know what he is going to do, I have not told him anything. When an artist paints, he creates a special environment in which the singers will perform." Gronk prepared the set for the 2005 production of Golijov's "Ainadamar," covering the walls and the floor with his singular perspective on the opera.
Interests are often as diverse and as unique as the individual. Regardless of where one's interests lie, the library usually has something for everyone, and this month, the Fuller Lodge Art Center serves as a visual library just waiting to be perused, as the newest exhibition, "Art: Dewey Decimaled," makes its debut with an opening from 5-7 p.m. Friday.
The Pajarito Spanish Dance Alliance will present its first recital of Flamenco and Spanish Dance at 3 p.m. April 16 in the Pajarito Room at Fuller Lodge.
The company is directed by Ellen Walton and includes students and professional artists from Los Alamos, Taos, Santa Fe, Dixon and La Jara.
Arturo Montoya, Kevin Rendón and Robert Romero will be on guitar. Dancers Catalina Rio Fernandez, Mary Woolston and Ellen Walton will join students Emily Brown, Bob Davis, Chris Jeffrey, Donna Martin, Opale Schappert, Annie Smith and Diane Trujillo in a variety of both, traditional Flamenco and classical Spanish dances.
Karen Wray Fine Art Gallery will have a reception for its exhibit, "Old West, New West," featuring the works of local artists Tim Althauser, Danne DeBacker, Cindy Valdez, Connie Pacheco and Kathy Hjeresen, from 5-7 p.m. April 29.
"It feels like I've won the lottery every time I sell a painting … and now it's happening more and more often," said Nambé painter, Tim Althauser.
He recently sold a painting to a collector in Dallas and a big painting to another collector in San Francisco. He has 10 paintings in the Downey Gallery on Canyon Road in Santa Fe, and he may have already sold the half-finished painting on his easel.
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The halt is all due to budgetary concerns, not creative differences, sources tell THR. The studio is said to have given Verbinski a firm budget number but the director balked.
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UVU volleyball: Atoa notches number 300 as UVU tops both Nevada and Cal Poly
SALT LAKE CITY - Coach Sam Atoa picked up his 300th career victory at Utah Valley University as the Wolverine volleyball team defeated Nevada Friday morning at the Utah Classic 3-1 (25-16, 26-28, 25-15, 25-23). UVU then went on to defeat Cal Poly later in the day, 3-1 (26-28, 26-24, 25-21, 30-28), in Salt Lake City. The victory was the Wolverines' (6-4) fourth straight.
"We had to work hard for these ones but we did some really good things and I'm happy for our success," Atoa said. "Everybody contributed and made it happen. We still have a lot of work to do but we'll get there."
A couple block assists from the freshmen duo of Bailey Farris and Lauren Stringham and an ace from senior Erica Nish helped the Wolverines jump out to an early 9-3 lead in the opening set versus the Wolf Pack (1-9). Nevada pulled to within four a couple of times, but Utah Valley kept control of the set as it built its lead to as large as eight, at 19-11.
The Wolverines cruised to a 25-16 victory in the first set. Stringham and sophomore McKenna Tait led UVU with three kills apiece, and the Wolverines held an 81 to 51 side-out percentage advantage.
In the second set the Wolf Pack jumped out to an early 8-5 lead, but the Wolverines responded immediately by scoring the next four points to take their first lead of the set at 9-8. Stringham sparked the rally with an ace and a kill.
The second set stayed close from there until UVU managed to score four straight points to take a 22-19 advantage. A block assist from Tait and junior Katie Fritzler and an ace by junior Brookelyn Hall highlighted the Wolverine run. Nevada battled back however and tied the set at 23-all and forced the frame to extra points. After a battle that saw 14 ties and six lead changes, the Wolf Pack ended up evening the match at 1-1 as they took the second set 28-26. Tessa Lea'ea, who finished with a team-high 10 kills, led Nevada with six kills in the frame.
The Wolf Pack continued to play well in the early stages of the third set as they took a quick 5-2 lead, but the Wolverines answered back by scoring six of the next seven points to take an 8-6 advantage of their own. Nish led the way during the run with two blocks and a kill.
A couple of kills from Hall and a solo block from sophomore Jaramey Barney helped UVU extend its lead to 16-10 midway through the set. The Wolverines ran away with the third set from there as they went on to take the set by 10 points and take a 2-1 lead in the match. Barney and Nish led the way as they each had a solo block and three block assists, while Farris also recorded a set-high four kills.
The fourth set remained tight in the early stages, but the Wolverines took a 12-11 lead after back-to-back block assists from Nish and Stringham. With the set tied at 15-15, consecutive block assists from Hall and Stringham and Hall and Fritzler gave the Wolverines a two-point lead.
Later in the fourth, UVU took a 23-20 lead after consecutive kills from sophomore Kalani Norris and Tait. Up 24-23, the Wolverines took the match on another kill from Tait.
Stringham led UVU with a season-high 11 kills, a .500 attack percentage and five block assists. Tait and Farris each tallied nine kills apiece, while Nish led the way at the net with five block assists and a solo block. Hall also played well for UVU as she recorded a match-high 45 assists and three service aces. Junior Patti Hatch led the contest in digs with 16.
As a team, UVU outhit Nevada .218 to .069, and the Wolverines also had 12 team blocks compared to seven by the Wolf Pack.
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